American """"""""""""beer""""""""""

thank god for that

kcal from beer is around 60% alcohol, 40% carbs from hops, depending on type of beer (dark beers have much more carbs)
when it comes to losing weight, better drink clear vodka or dry wine, much more efficient since nearly 100% of kcal come from alcohol

been drinking every day since finals finished (last monday) and im completely beat finished drinking

>no natty light
where's the natty night?

For me, it's a Sam Adams Boston Ale

AYO TANNER, TANNER DUDE DO YOU WANT ME AND CREGG TO GET YOU ANYTHING? A'ITE BRO

EYO CREGG, EYO GRAB ME SOME BEER DUDE

YEAH I GOTCHU BRO

*brings beers to the 7/11 counter, waiting in line behind the armed robber*

dude what the fuck, this is just a frat party

what do you mean dude?

*holds up cans*

dude, tallboys? you're going to be fuuuuuuucked up my dude

tbqh now America makes some of the best beer in the world BUT all of their top 20 best selling beers are shit-tier adjunct lagers i.e. bud light, so we can still take the piss

I would say the northwest aka WA/OR have more microbreweries and hipster microbrews by population, but if you're looking for sheer quantity of microbrew beers then California actually has the best output with quality.

WA/OR have a lot of smaller microbrews that are actually micro with a ton of quirky beers. Cali has more microbrews that put out microbrew beers , but actually either have the output capacity or business size/structure of a mid-sized brewery due to market size. Some of their outputs are closer to the mainstream big brewers than real microbrews. But as long as the beers are good then who cares?

t. Cali who prefers wine

I would agree with this, we have a lot of good beers but the most popular macrobrews are all inoffensive, lowest common denominator shit.

Isn't Britain the same way, though? Like there's plenty of good beer there but most people drink cheap piss-tasting stuff like Stella? I'm just going off of what I've heard here, but that's the impression I got

of the three posted pbr is the only one on i can find here and unironicly it does the job as a shit beer for hot days. but its import so its like 3.5$ a can. fuck that, our local shit is better at half the prize.

yes xD

the top 10 best selling beers in the 'on trade' (i.e. anywhere not from a shop or brewery) are all generic lagers... there are a few cask ales in the top 20 I think.

Ciders would also feature quite highly if included

Here it it very nearly the cheapest beer and tastes great

the price was for a small can.
>one of the best
now i have to try the really bad ones. and im curious about this malt liquer thing, i want to get hammered on that stuff once.

I thought the same until I tried a 50 cent can of "cerveza light" in Mexico. Holy shit I thought bud light tasted like piss...

Coping post.

I unironicaly enjoy Rolling Rock.

>beer
>under 7%
What the fuck

>bashes God's country by mocking a product designed to be as cheap and consistent as possible for being low quality
>takes the quality of said beer seriously in evaluating another nation
Yeah sure, I'm the one coping

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Rolling Rock is unironically a good, cheap beer if you want to get a buzz going and lay on the couch after a long summer day.

>4.5%
>buzz

shut the fuck up you alcoholic bydlo

nobody is impressed by you drinking horrible high strength lager.

t. sissy britshit

What?
Have you tried enjoying cheap, good beer?

I just cant get drunk of something that light too

tbqh with you lads I would absolutely knock back a six pack of pbr right about now

okay? well over 95% of beer sold globally is 3.5-5%, and I can assure you people get drunk off it

I grew out of my beer phase before I was legally able to drink

cmon man don't do that to me
Oregon and Washington are miles better than C*lifornia

American beer is the best in the world. If you disagree it's probably because you've only had the basic export stuff. Just go on any beer rating website, all of the top rated ones are american.

Vitamin R was the best stuff before a national company bought it out in the 90s

youtube.com/watch?v=-qXa9oqKL6E

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kek those old beer commercials are great
youtube.com/watch?v=hIGVcgDVdBI

I drink whiskey when I want to get drunk, not American beer. Cheap American beer is for relaxing.

Yuengling is my go-to cheap beer
Anything cheaper isn’t worth drinking

Colorado and the PNW do beer better

buzz =/= drunk

Yuengling is based

There is nothing wrong with pabst

It's a nice cheap beer. Here a 30 can box is $13 or $5 for the six-pack of tall cans.

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>Yanks will never know the joy of a bag of cans and a blunt on a summer's day on the Meadows

Pretty much everywhere has good craft beers now.

>there are """"""men"""""" who drink beers with less than 8.0% ABV
surrender to the BVLL, soibois

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It's less alcoholic, so it makes no difference. Six pack of tennants is like £5

t. Tramp trying to keep warm

MUH
MICROBREWERIES

(which every country has)

>yanks will never pour a can of special brew into their weetabix after a rave
I pity their existence

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Rolling rock is goodly